Curfew restrictions: Is it legal to leave your house?
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copperwolf16 said:It isn't quite that straightforward—primarily because both the pass and the isolation period are bound by specific timeframes. For instance, I might be in quarantine today, but my isolation ends tomorrow. If I then request a pass starting from tomorrow for the next week, am I technically breaking any rules? It is a rather tricky question, isn't it?
One must compare the actual time periods rather than just looking at Social Security numbers. Of course, such a system is entirely possible to build, but for our local bureaucrats—who frankly struggle with basic tasks—it likely represents too much of a mental strain. Consequently, they probably opted for the easier route of overnight batch processing.
On a related note, I was reviewing a clip from a public hearing where a very simple question was posed: "How many people hold a valid pass on any given day?" Reaching that number should be relatively easy, yet they still don't have an answer. That figure would be quite revealing—it would expose the absurdity of this issuance process, where practically half of America effectively holds travel rights across the country.
Yeah, that was exactly my point. In my view, the whole measure is more about psychological manipulation than anything else..
Thanks for the reply, and thanks to everyone else who weighed in too..👍